Listening to it now and so far I was right ;-)

Off topic:

About 20 minutes or so before YT's interview, a caller asked Alex Jones if he'd heard what American artist and architect, Paul Laffoley, said during a recent interview concerning bombs being planted in the World Trade Center during its construction in the 1970s.

Jones said he had not, but told the caller to send him the link to the interview and he would look into it.

So I did a little Googling and found this:

CONNECTING THE DOTS: Rockefeller Trilateral Terrorism of 1976, building WTC to detonate it
22.Mar.2007
http://portland.indymedia.org/en/2007/03/356342.shtml

EXCERPT
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During a recent interview with Mike Hagan on his radio show,
http://www.mikehagan.com/2012/mp3/021207_PAUL_LAFFOLEY.mp3

Paul Laffoley had a moment during this massive brain-dump on art, imagination, creativity, time-travel, multi-dimensional klein bottles, living houses, architecture, painting, diagrams, etc. to drop these nuggets from when he (briefly) was involved with the WTC design/construction.

He starts talking about the trade centers around the 36th minute.

[Paul is describing how the project was behind, and how the engineering contractors started cutting certain corners...]

Paul: "...so they started doing things like, instead of welding steel together, they _bolted_ it..."

Mike: "What did you think of that when that happened?"

Paul: "Well, I knew exactly why [the trade towers came down]... people talked about Building 7 coming down at the same time, I knew why. Because, when I was there, there were these engineers from Saudi Arabia, actually part of the Bin Laden construction company, because [WTC architect Minoru] Yamasaki worked with them and built them up... and they started in Arabia and worked for Yamasaki, and was doing all kinds of things for them [there], airports, schools, doing very large projects... and he just brought them over. And I saw these guys... these swarthy looking guys wandering around, and some of them were asking me:

'where would you put demolition devices?'

[Paul replied then:] 'Well, I'm not really an engineer, but I'm curious to know [laughing] why, why would you put things in to demolish it, when it's not even built?' You know? It was so strange to me.

And he said, 'well, that's the way things are going now.'

So, in a certain sense, the reason they came down, the Bin Laden construction company knew exactly where all the, places were, that they put demolition devices, because New York in the 60s..."

Mike: "So you believe it was demolished, it was brought down?"

Paul: "Well, in the early 60s and 70s in New York, buildings were going up and down, like every six months. You go away, and come back and there's a new building."

Mike: "So they build them with charges built into them."

Paul: "Build it so, so it would come down. So those guys knew the whole story. And so it was very easy for them, to you know, do that. And uh, it actually came down from extreme capitalism. [laughs]"

Paul then talks about how he suggested building walkways between the buildings to help support the structure (since things were bolted).

Then he gets fired the next day for suggesting a ugly (yet structurally superior, given the weakened joints) change to Yamasaki's design "pure form".

I believe Paul's statement to be true (as I've heard him on a couple of times after 9/11 state this when speaking) and I certainly do not feel like he is consciously a disinfo agent. Guy has his own future agenda at work to be bothered with government agencies, me thinks. Anyone not familiar with Paul, certainly take the time to fully comprehend the scope of his artistic and creative vision: ( http://www.laffoley.com )

Just another angle I thought needed a bit more light.

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This is the first I've ever heard of this. Anyone familiar with Paul Laffoley and his work on the WTC?

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